Can you suggest in an easy to understand the details to add to Mixpanel data tracking plan on the CMS data points and wording flags to include and what those wording flags contain for user profile properties and how to set as super properties in Mixpanel kapa.ai
I apologize, but I don't have enough specific information in the provided knowledge sources to give a detailed answer about CMS data points and wording flags for a Mixpanel tracking plan. However, I can provide some general guidance on user profile properties and super properties in Mixpanel based on the available information: For user profile properties: 1. You can set profile properties like name, email, company, and other demographic details about the user.2. Example of setting profile properties: LBKSmixpanel.identify('USER_ID'); mixpanel.people.set({ '$name': 'Jane Doe', '$email': 'jane.doe@​[example.com](http://example.com)', 'plan' : 'Premium' // Add other relevant user properties here });LBKSFor super properties: 1. Super properties are global event properties that you define once and apply to all events.2. They're useful for information you want to include with almost every event, typically things you know about the user or their environment.3. Examples of super properties:
- App User ID
- Subscription / User Type
- Favorite Genre
- App Source4. To set super properties in JavaScript: LBKSmixpanel.register({ name: 'Sam', city: 'San Francisco' });LBKSWhen deciding on properties to include in your tracking plan, consider: 1. Keep events as actions, not too broad or too specific.
2. Use a consistent naming convention (e.g., snake_case).
3. Avoid creating event or property names dynamically.For more detailed information on best practices for tracking plans and setting properties, you can refer to these Mixpanel documentation pages: Events: Capture behaviors and actions
Build Your Tracking StrategyRemember to tailor these suggestions to your specific CMS and use case.
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To track an application status in Mixpanel, you can use a combination of events and user properties. Here's an example of how you might implement this for tracking the status of a user's application process: 1. First, you'll want to track events for each stage of the application process. For example: LBKS// When a user starts an application mixpanel.track('Application Started', { 'application_id': '12345', 'application_type': 'job_application' });LBKS// When a user completes an application mixpanel.track('Application Completed', { 'application_id': '12345', 'application_type': 'job_application' });LBKS// If you can detect when a user abandons an application mixpanel.track('Application Abandoned', { 'application_id': '12345', 'application_type': 'job_application', 'last_completed_step': 'personal_info' });LBKS2. Then, you can update a user property to reflect the current status of the application: LBKS// Update the user's profile with their application status mixpanel.people.set({ 'application_status': 'completed' // or 'started', 'abandoned', 'not_started' });LBKS3. If you want to track this as a super property (which will be sent with all subsequent events for this user), you can do: LBKSmixpanel.register({ 'application_status': 'completed' // or 'started', 'abandoned', 'not_started' });LBKSBy tracking both events and updating user properties, you'll be able to analyze the application process in various ways in Mixpanel. For example, you can: - See how many users start, complete, or abandon applications
- Analyze the conversion rate from start to completion
- Segment users based on their application status
- Use the application status in funnels or other analysesRemember to follow Mixpanel's best practices for tracking, as outlined in their documentation: Build Your Tracking StrategyThis approach allows you to track the application status dynamically as users progress through your application process, giving you valuable insights into user behavior and potential drop-off points.
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Based on the context provided in the previous conversation and the knowledge sources available, the line of code you've mentioned: LBKS'application_status': 'completed'LBKSis an example of a property in Mixpanel. Specifically, it could be classified as either a user profile property or a super property, depending on how it's implemented.1. If set using mixpanel.people.set(), it would be a user profile property: User Profiles describes profile properties as attributes that provide information about your users, such as username or email address.2. If set using mixpanel.register(), it would be a super property: Events: Capture behaviors and actions mentions that "Super properties are stored in a browser cookie, and will persist between visits to your site."In the context of the previous conversation, 'application_status' was suggested as a property to track the status of a user's application process (e.g., started, completed, abandoned, or not started).It's important to note that in Mixpanel, the actual name of this property would be "application_status", and "completed" would be its value. The property name "application_status" would be consistent across different statuses, while the value would change to reflect the current status of the application.Remember that Mixpanel recommends using a consistent naming convention for properties, preferably snake_case, as mentioned in their best practices documentation.
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